Looking for a Well Developed City Setting

[Geogrere Ziacara]

City products I've heard of

Upcoming products

World's Largest City (AEG)

Where did you hear about this? I couldn't find anything on AEG's site.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Hawk and Fisher's Free City of Haven? (When you're tired of living, come to Haven. And someone will kill you.)

Or a different Free City of Haven?

-Hyp.

different

 

[TheAuldGrump]

different

Predating Hawk & Fisher by about ten years or so...

But yes, they would feel at home there.

The Auld Grump - Prince Rupert and Julia? (H&F reference.)

 

[BroccoliRage]

i recently rented a decent video game called the elder scrolls:morrwowind and they have a city called vivec that was so well designed that i put it right into my setting. it fits all your criteria, and im sure you could find a map of it if you looked around online. its definitely right up your alley.

 

[Nightfall]

Morrowwind?! Didn't even think such things could be found in video games.

 

[Turjan]

Morrowind?! Didn't even think such things could be found in video games

I have the map hanging on the wall in front of me .

Although I still think the concept art of Vivec was the best :

 

[Jupp]

The Living Greyhawk Journal #2 covers the Free City of Greyhawk. It also has big map of the city. I think you can still get that one in the Paizo store.

Castle Zagyg:Yggsburg covers the whole town of Yggsburg and its environs. Very detailed with lots of NPCs and personalities. There are also quite alot of adventure hooks in the book

Another source I am planning to use is World of Warcraft. Some of the cities in the game just beg to be used in a pnp campaign. Ironforge, the Undercity and Darnassus could make excellent sources. On the bigger WoW pages you get detailed maps, descriptions, keys and NPCs that could be easily ported to a campaign.

 

[Nightfall]

Mm thanks for that Turjan.

WoW, eh? Think I'll wait to see if WW/S&SS does something similiar when/if they do more focused areas of the world. But still, not bad.

 

[ajanders]

I remember hearing about a city setting named Tredroy or Tridroy...it was divided into three pieces by a forking river, and each part of the city had a different culture with different laws therein.
Interestingly convoluted, if nothing else.

 

[Nightfall]

AJ,

I have no idea what you're talking about. But it does sound kind of interesting.